Hi Vasilis,
Two things:
1) You're missing a matching } in your hadoop.tmp.dir setting
2) When you use ${hadoop.tmp.dir}/dfs/data, it does a literal string
interpolation. Thus, it's not adding dfs/data to each of the
hadoop.tmp.dir directories, but rather just the last one.
I'd recommend setting
On 2/9/10 8:49 AM, "Vasilis Liaskovitis" wrote:
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> dfs.data.dir
> ${hadoop.tmp.dir}/dfs/data
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>
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> hadoop.tmp.dir
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> /local/user2/hdfs/hadoop-${user.name},/local2/user2/hdfs/hadoop-${user.
> name},/local3/user2/hdfs/hadoop-${user.name,/local4/user2/hdfs/hadoop-${user.n
> a
Hi,
I am trying to use 4 SATA disks per node in my hadoop cluster. This is
a JBOD configuration, no RAID is involved. There is one single xfs
partition per disk, each one mounted as /local/, /local2/, /local3,
/local4 - with sufficient privileges for running hadoop jobs. HDFS is
setup across the 4
